2021 University of Iowa Concerto Competition Winner's Concert University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra Dr. Mélisse Brunet, conductor Jichen Zhang, saxophone Meng Liu, piano Ben Stone, percussion
There are glossy ''Bird in Colors" and there are sorrowful ''Bird in Grief''. ''Bird in the Wind'' is free and just like the wind, and the performance of the performers is also amazing. It's really cool!!
Wonderful technique and fantastic intonation from the saxophonist, great cohesion with the piano and percussion, excellent conductor and orchestra. 10/10 I will be returning to this video time and again.
What an amazing performance!! Unique arrangement with a mouthpiece only and many glissando but with full of respect to the original work. Indeed, bird in the wind.
Fantastic! Nice interpretation of the Saxophonist, pianist, orchestra and Director. Really nice and fresh to hear Yushimatsu. Thank you for sharing your nice work.
Such a lovely composer. His compositions have captured my heart. So well conceived without pretension and artifice. Everything seems to stream from life and genuine impulse. Great contrasts and excellent writing for one of my favourite instruments played with remarkable sensitivity and outstanding virtuosity.
The Bruocsella Symphony Orchestra will perform this work next March in Brussels. This magnificent recordied performance gives us inspiration.Wish we could get our concert down south to Dînant, birthplace of Adolphe Sax who invented this highly versatile instrument.
Genial compositor! Gran partitura! Excelente interpretación tanto de los solistas como de la orquesta! Gran dirección! Lo único que desentona son los barbijos!
@@ZeferdensAccount i know right!! i think everyone who studies music composition/academic music goes through a phase when they think experimental music is so unbelievably great until they just realise that the thing that makes them truly feel emotion is good old tonality... there's a good reason it's so prevalent...
